Guanches, Ancient DNA, and the Atlantis Myth
Ancient DNA shows the Guanches were Amazigh settlers from Northwest Africa, not Atlanteans, and reveals how conquest reshaped Canary Islands ancestry.
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Ancient DNA shows the Guanches were Amazigh settlers from Northwest Africa, not Atlanteans, and reveals how conquest reshaped Canary Islands ancestry.
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